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Forums >> Revit Structure >> Technical Support >> Extended 2 1/2" joist end with a 5"+ seat bearing?
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How do you make a 2 1/2" joist end extension on a sloping joist when you have a 5"+ seat bearing on a beam?
Also - how do I get the joist end extension to show up in plan?
Also - I am new to Revit so please spell it out for me :-)
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Does anyone know the answer to this - or is there no answer?
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Not quite sure what you are asking but I'll take a shot at it.
This thread might have the answer you are looking for:
http://www.revitcity.com/forums.php?action=viewthread&thread_id=15647
The joist families that come with revit do not support sloping joist seats. As far as seat depth and top chord extensions are concerned; seat depth is a type parameter(must click "edit type" to change this. I recommend creating a duplicate type for the seperate seat depth) I believe, and top chord extensions are an instance parameter listed as "end extension".
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OK - thanks.
But the joist end extension doesn't show up in plan view, is htere anyway to get it to show up?
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It may not show up in course view but it should show in medium or fine.
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The only problem with showing the plan work in medium or fine is that is shows the framing members top chord thickness. In plan work I want the joists and beams to be represented by a single line.
Any suggestions.
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revitaggie - how did you learn the "lanquage" to use to type into the family types for the example you gave int this post:
http://www.revitcity.com/forums.php?action=viewthread&thread_id=15647
It would be very helpful for me to understand what you entered into the formula area.
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It is almost identical to what you would use in excel.
Unfortunately copyright laws prevent me from uploading those specific families.
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